The pattern and colours of the cloth
You hold a cotton-based cloth printed with a colourful goddess figure at the centre. Around the print, letters, numbers and answer fields appear in a circular arrangement, as known from traditional pendulum practice. The colours are lively yet soft enough that the gaze rests on them for a long time.
A quiet frame for pendulum practice
The cloth is laid on a stable, smooth table or a small tray, and you may hold the pendulum above its centre. The pattern helps to gather the gaze and attention to one place. You can also fit your own practice into this frame, beginning the session with a few quiet breaths.
A traditional motif
The goddess figure carries in many old cultures the image of a receptive, caring presence. Surrounded by flowers and soft colours, the figure may be a calm yet attentive companion to your own practice. You can use the cloth alone or in a circle of close friends who seek quiet togetherness.
Placement at home
You may keep the cloth folded on a shelf or in a drawer. Before use, smooth it carefully on a flat horizontal surface so the pattern shows clearly. The cloth also rests well on a low wooden tray or a soft cushion, so the place of your practice receives its own special corner at home.
Washing and care
Wash the cotton cloth gently: in cool or slightly warm water with a mild detergent, by hand or on a low-temperature machine programme. Because of the lively colours, it is wise to wash it with other darker pieces. Before ironing, warm the cloth from the reverse side and avoid an over-hot iron, since the print may be damaged.